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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1970
Page
17
Hayward California edition outlines editorials and page roles with Charles Peterson Leona Ward and Mike Mionet listed among staff. It clarifies that opinions reflect editorials while columns and letters do not represent official Review positions.
Governor Reagan stated his opposition to busing during a talk at an elementary school in Compicu to a largely black audience. He had recently signed the Wakefield bill which would make it illegal to bus children without parental permission, a stance that drew polite to strong applause from listeners.
The article argues for Proposition 12a to shift salary setting from state to local county boards, reducing Sacramento control. It warns of potential abuse if local voters fail to press oversight, urging voters to support home rule in the November general election.
Lt. Gov. ld Reinecke leads a state petition drive seeking public support for prisoners of war in North Vietnam. Petitions demand names and health of prisoners, repatriation or transfer to neutral countries, Red Cross monitoring, mail and aid access, and delivery of supplies. Veterans Day deadline, Nixon supports release. Bible Thought follows.
The piece argues against taking Fulbright's statements about a Soviet submarine base in Cuba seriously. It notes the Nixon Administration's firmness, criticizes diplomacy over bluff, and urges using Vienna talks to press for concrete arms limits beyond verbal assurances.
President Nixon warned of a crisis in American higher education amid campus violence. In the ensuing days, bombings, robberies, and riots disrupted campuses from Colorado to New Jersey while the American Council on Education tracked 9400 protest incidents nationwide, including 230 with physical violence and 731 arrests.
James Kilpatrick compares Spiro Agnew to a blocking back in political debate. He argues Agnew sharpens national discourse, despite critics, and notes Goodwin and Goodell attack him while Agnew energizes a segment of Americans. The piece cites Goodwin's liberal stance and Goodell's Senate votes.
Morrie Ryskind skewers the Presidential Commission on Pornography arguing its vague definition of porn limits action. He notes rising juvenile crimes and venereal disease while praising modern views, mocks puritan roots, and endorses broader sex education and artistic exposure despite censorship battles.
Hanson Baldwin adapts Alfred Mahan to the nuclear era arguing for an Oceanu Strategy. He warns the U S may overextend, urges a defense budget around 10 percent of GNP, and outlines six pillars for maritime power, weapons superiority, R&D, intelligence, and human will. He cites Hungary Korea Czechoslovakia Vietnam as cautionary history.
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